Then a computation is begun in which all the virtual processors of the computation are labeled with the identifier of that principal, which is considered accountable for all further actions of these virtual processors.
"Intelligence agencies cannot be considered accountable to Parliament and to the public they serve when their actions are obfuscated through secret interpretations of Byzantine laws".
There is now the further question whether a subject can be considered accountable for her decision; whether, that is, the decision is truly her own (Elliott 1991).
"Intelligence agencies cannot be considered accountable to Parliament and to the public they serve when their actions are obfuscated through secret interpretations of Byzantine laws". But some others did not find the revelations surprising.
He set the threshold of capacity at the point where a patient can be considered accountable for their choice.
Other factors in regulating LPA gene expression are also considered accountable for the Apo(a) biogenesis [ 46, 47].
This helps to ensure that the HC-QIs reference quality issues for which a home-care service agency might reasonably be considered accountable.
Without decisional authenticity or minimal self-concern, patients cannot be considered accountable for their actions, as they are a manifestation of the affective disorder rather than the truly autonomous individual that exists behind the façade of illness.
Even when understanding and appreciative ability remain intact, Elliot argued, depressive illness may leave an individual with so little self concern regarding the potential negative outcomes of a research decision, that they cannot be considered accountable for their decision to participate.
The policy clearly conveys that the United States considers itself accountable to no one for its military actions in space, says Michael Krepon, cofounder of the Henry L. Stimson Center, a nonpartisan Washington think tank that promotes international security.
Just like her characters, Granik considers herself accountable to a small, idiosyncratic community.
